Taas saavat Windows-homppelit tuta niskassaan että kun totuus paljastuu voidaan taas sanoa:
Missä Windows, siellä aina ongelma!
"Approximately two and a half years ago, Tor (The Onion Router) Web anonymity project announced that was was going to build its own Web browser, to be known as the Tor Browser.
The Tor network provides a way for users to anonymize their online activities by running data packets through a number of “onion routers” that are servers that relay the user traffic but not the original header information (which indicates the user IP address). Prior to the Tor Browser, what many users did (myself included) was to simply use the Tor Button, which was a Firefox add-on that enabled Tor access on top of Firefox.
The Tor people back in 2011 thought that the Tor Button was a less-than-ideal solution and that building their own browser was a better idea. I wrote a blog post in May of 2011 warning of the risks of that approach and that it could lead to ruin.
I was right. "
http://www.eweek.com/blogs/security-watch/tor-privacy-network-breached-i-told-you-so.html
" he TOR Project is advising that people stop using Windows after the discovery of a startling vulnerability in Firefox that undermined the main advantages of the privacy-centered network.
The zero-day vulnerability allowed as-yet-unknown interlopers to use a malicious piece of JavaScript to collect crucial identifying information on computers visiting some websites using The Onion Router (TOR) network. "
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9241388/TOR_Project_urges_users_to_stop_using_Windows_disable_JavaScript
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Jos käytätte Tor:ia käyttäkää toki Firefoxia mutta älkää käyttäkö Windowsia.
Missä Windows, siellä aina ongelma!
"Approximately two and a half years ago, Tor (The Onion Router) Web anonymity project announced that was was going to build its own Web browser, to be known as the Tor Browser.
The Tor network provides a way for users to anonymize their online activities by running data packets through a number of “onion routers” that are servers that relay the user traffic but not the original header information (which indicates the user IP address). Prior to the Tor Browser, what many users did (myself included) was to simply use the Tor Button, which was a Firefox add-on that enabled Tor access on top of Firefox.
The Tor people back in 2011 thought that the Tor Button was a less-than-ideal solution and that building their own browser was a better idea. I wrote a blog post in May of 2011 warning of the risks of that approach and that it could lead to ruin.
I was right. "
http://www.eweek.com/blogs/security-watch/tor-privacy-network-breached-i-told-you-so.html
" he TOR Project is advising that people stop using Windows after the discovery of a startling vulnerability in Firefox that undermined the main advantages of the privacy-centered network.
The zero-day vulnerability allowed as-yet-unknown interlopers to use a malicious piece of JavaScript to collect crucial identifying information on computers visiting some websites using The Onion Router (TOR) network. "
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9241388/TOR_Project_urges_users_to_stop_using_Windows_disable_JavaScript
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Jos käytätte Tor:ia käyttäkää toki Firefoxia mutta älkää käyttäkö Windowsia.
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Ja lukekaapas vielä tämä tarkaan:
https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2918595
"Most of the users were windows users, I’m not claiming that Linux or
Gnu|linux users are superior but to be more accurate, some windows
users don’t have the mentality of security or common sense when it comes to
protecting them self and their devises. Gnu|linux users or Unix users are more
aware of their surrounding and what goes within their Systems, now that said
Windows users need to understand that to be safe and secure you need to take
away all of those applications that would cause a back door to your system.
These are the following said applications:
Javascript - There are multiple ways of disabling this, but
my favorite way is to add an add-on called, “NoScript”. This disables script’s
to be activated and or used within your browser, you have nothing to worry about, you are able to
fully activate or deactivate JavaScript if needed.
Flash - Yes Flash, there are ways of doing this, either
deleting the flash application or never going to YouTube ( I doubt you’ll be doing this). There are multiple add-ons for your browser that will disable the usability of flash and allowing Html5 to
take over.
Cookies - Cookies are a great way of entering your system and
gather some useful information about said system and maybe you. There are
add-ons for disabling these little critters. there are multiple said add-ons like
Self-Destructing Cookies or going into your system and deleting them yourself.
~JavaScript~
JavaScript is not safe cause it has bugs. This holds true
for the various implementations of JavaScript, as well as the browsers that
JavaScript runs in. Some bugs can, when discovered, be exploited to bypass
the said sandbox, or to perform other malicious actions on your machine, like
what the FBI did to a specific Tor network. So JavaScript is not safe in most occasions, anybody
running JavaScript can be the target for something malicious.
~Using Tor Bundle~
Tor bundle uses an old version of Firefox and is easily
exploited, add-ons are not implemented within the browser. Even if you
were using Tor you would of gotten targeted. Using a different applications
for the same cause will allow users to be much safer than having a bundle and
thinking that no one can actually hack|crack into said system. This is false when
using anything, just keep in mind that you could always be Hacked|cracked by
someone or a specific organization.
Forgot to mention one thing, passwords. People please, don’t
create a password that is easily created like, your name, age, birth
place, or someone or something. The best way of creating a good
passphrase is to use Uppercase letters as well as other symbols for instance
if your name is jonny michaels use Joney_M1ch_els.
keep in mind that this example is just a bare minimum for a truly secure Password.
If you have any questions on what to use or just have anything
to ask me just ask.
Like alway, happy hacking"
Järjettömän pitkä teksti eikä pihviä missään.
Vika on ja pysyy edelleen bugisessa Firefoxissa!
yllätys kun kyseessä on mikki$otkun aivopesemä trolli.
No mistä kohtaa ilmenee että vika olisi ollut missään muualla kuin reikäisessä Firefoxissa?
http://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/08/firefox-zero-day-used-in-child-porn-hunt/